Originally posted by BrolyBlackhaven't watched it yet, but that's not what I mean. You know the cases that were going forward (perhaps) but were dropped by the accuser, despite evidence (if real) like that posted on line. We will see...
If yo watched the documentary he wrote a will a day or two before he killed himself which puts the whole idea of “he was murdered” in serious doubt
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
New York "Right to Know Act". look it up. police trying to hide their identity is a violation of the law.any more gaslighting stunts, ddm?
Yeah, what you said is not in the Right to Know Act:
https://www.changethenypd.org/RightToKnowAct
NYPD ID law that was passed has major loopholes but requires that in certain situations officers should:Tell you their name, rank, command and the reason they are interrupting your day.
At the end of those interactions, if they have not given you a summons or arrested you, they should give you a business card that has their name, rank, and badge number, and their command.
Here is your claim:
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
meanwhile, it's illegal for a police to hide their badge number. simple indisputable fact
I cannot substantiate this claim and, so far, no one else has, either.
All this simply because I wanted you to talk more about your thoughts about the NYPD's motivations for hiding their badge #.
If you weren't so combative and contrarian (and calling literally everything, even things that agree with you, "gaslighting"😉, you could have just talked more about your thoughts, with supporting evidence, for what is motivating the police to where those "support" badge things. Then we could have had a nice normal adult discussion about conspiracy, corruption, and facial recognition.